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  • Home
  • About
  • Implementation Status
    • Downtown
    • North End Revitalization
    • Historic Preservation
    • Parks, Recreation, and Open Space
    • Housing, Neighborhoods, and Community Identity
    • Business and Economy
    • Transportation
    • Public Facilities
    • Education
  • FACTS AND FIGURES
    • General
    • TRANSPORTATION
    • PARKS AND RECREATION
    • Historic Preservation
    • HOUSING AND NORTH END REVITALIZATION
    • Public Facilities
    • Downtown
    • Education
  • Community Survey
  • Contact
TYLER 1ST UPDATE

Historic preservation

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NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES
INDIVIDUAL COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL, INSTITUTIONAL AND RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES
SIX NATIONAL HISTORIC RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS
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MORE INFO!

STATE-LEVEL HISTORIC DESIGNATIONS:
​RECORDED TEXAS HISTORIC LANDMARKS
HISTORICAL SUBJECT MARKERS

TYLER HISTORIC LANDMARKS:
TWO HISTORIC OVERLAY DISTRICTS CONTAINING OVER 70 PROPERTIES
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131 TOTAL DESIGNATED LANDMARKS (65 ADDED SINCE 2006)
NEARLY 15 MILES OF HISTORIC BRICK STREETS
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wHAT DOES IT MEAN?

  • Recipient of the Texas Historical Commission Anice B. Read Award of Excellence in Community Heritage Development in 2017.
  • Many of Tyler’s historic properties are not protected from inappropriate alternations or demolitions.
  • Created and adopted Historic Preservation Strategic Plan in 2017.
  • Tyler has more designated individual properties than cities of comparable size, such as McAllen, Round Rock, and Waco.
  • Completed historic resource survey of Pollard Farm area in 2014.
  • 348 “High” priority properties for preservation are likely candidates for the National Register.
  • ​Received Preserve America Community designation in 2016.
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